PeopleSoft Implementation

New modules, implemented against how your business actually runs.

Adding a PeopleSoft module is less about the software than about the processes it will carry. We start by establishing what you have before configuring what comes next.

What brings people here

  • A new module has been approved and nobody has scoped the configuration effort
  • An earlier implementation left customizations nobody wants to repeat
  • The functional team and the technical team are working from different assumptions

What we do

  1. Evaluation

    We examine your existing PeopleSoft configuration, customizations, and business processes to establish how a new module fits what is already there.

  2. Design

    Configuration decisions documented before build, with the reasoning recorded so later teams understand why.

  3. Build and configure

    Delivered in PeopleTools using configuration in preference to customization wherever the requirement allows.

  4. Test

    Unit and integration testing across the affected processes, including the interfaces that will carry the new data.

  5. Training and change management

    Equipping your team to operate and extend what has been delivered.

What you get

  • A configuration design document that survives the project
  • Configuration over customization wherever the requirement allows
  • Interfaces tested against the systems that consume them
  • A team able to maintain the module without external help

Where this fits

Implementation work sits alongside upgrade and managed services. Where a new module lands on an environment that is behind on PUM images, sequencing matters and we will say so before starting.

How we engage

Project delivery, managed services, or experienced consultants working alongside your team.

Related services

Managed Services

Application development, incident management, release management, and special projects.

Talk through your environment

A short conversation is usually enough to establish whether this is the right next step.